Business Fit Magazine November 2018 Issue 1 | Page 32

Mindset & Emotion
enlightenment and celebrate communities
and women who have found success in their
work and life, uniting for a great cause. Each
ambassador will have the opportunity to host
and collaborate towards different projects to
improve the welfare of the underprivileged in
their own communities.
“Our mission is to create a platform which can
identify role models, turning them into leaders
then collectively create a world of peace to help
the underprivileged around the world. We also
aim to be connecting, supporting each other
and doing the work of generosity to support
and raise funds for the less privileged. In
essence fellow Ambassadors and LOANI Team
members can support one another to raise
funds for the great cause. We can easily and
collectively come together, pool our power and
change the world. The movement has made us
identify the needs in our communities to make
sure developments are made big or small as
well as share ideas, connecting and learn from
each other,” explains Dr Caroline.
Each international ambassador has made a
contribution, big or small, in their community.
The aim is to join forces, to host events,
network, improve health and wellness and
support one another, while helping the more
vulnerable in our societies.
In September this year, LOANI hosted a global
event in Morocco, celebrating Moroccan
cultures and supporting their community.
They are now working with some Embassies
to attempt to crystallise their vision of bringing
nations together to resolve the biggest
problems facing humanity around the globe.
LOANI is very much focused on inspiring pride,
bringing nations, professions and countries
causes together to celebrate and unite as one
under one roof for a great cause, to unite for
humanity and support widows and orphans.
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“Our global networking inspires women to
step up to the next level in the world, in
their careers and in their lives, to discuss
diversity and inclusion initiatives and provide
an opportunity to learn about other cultures
and diversity, knowledge, skills and experience
and when we collectively put our hearts and
authentic leadership into motion, we can move
mountains,” said Dr Caroline.
LOANI hopes to increase the countries it
represents to 100 by the end of next year.
Their next global event will be in South Africa
from 8 – 12 August 2019.
They have also announced another project,
Galaxy of Stars Young Inspiration Awards.
This is a movement created to recognise,
acknowledge, honour, encourage and promote
young people, their talents, abilities and their
culture. By rewarding their efforts, they aim
to build confidence and a positive learning
environment, to help create future leaders and
motivate individuals. It will also honour young
beautiful survivors, young heroes and young
carers, as well as those overcoming personal
barriers and challenges in their lives to achieve
success; those standing up against bullying
and discrimination either socially, emotionally
or physically as well as young people with
disabilities and additional needs.
Dr Caroline is creating an opportunity to
recognise, honour and celebrate these young
people and transform their pain into stardust.
“For me it was about the impact, I believe l am
here on this planet as a change maker and any
little effort that you make in your community
counts,” she says. “It’s only two years since l
launched LOANI and already we represent 85
countries, it just goes to show how something
small can become big”.